Going through the case study then i will give you my 50 cents…fascinating stuff. Keep it up!

I’ve added page 3.

Page 3 is still missing. Sir, could you please post it separately so that you save time? Then I’ll give you my 2 cents.

Thanks in advance and keep up the good work.

I am aware of the difference, but please remember that blog posts are not like newspapers. I don’t have editors working for me who can spend hours checking each post to make sure that every single word is perfect or every spelling is correct.

Plus, it’s also not an exam paper. I’m not getting a grade here from anyone and editing takes an enormous amount of time (believe me, I used to spend hours editing papers when I was in school & to get to a point of perfection would require me to read my papers 7, 8 & even 10 times). If I had to edit each post I did, you’d be getting a post once every six months. I’m writing everything here alone with no help from anyone. Try doing that on a daily basis then come back and talk to me.

Blog posts have to be generated quickly and rapidly. This is what separates them from newspapers who have hundreds of people working for them and editors whose job it is to double check everything.

Most people who get hung up on small errors they find here (or elsewhere) could never even write half a paragraph of anything or maintain a blog with several articles for years on end.

So, don’t get discombobulated by these small errors you might see in the post. The key for me when I write is to make it easy for people to follow the thought process and the analysis. i.e. to get the point of the overall story.

I think you should be made aware of the difference between “illicit” and “elicit” as you used on the third line of the last paragraph.